Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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COUNSELORS MONITORS The counselors are elected by the presidents of the hall and Monitors are used for all residence halls in assisting the director their activities include assisting the freshmen to adjust to college of the hall and the Dean of Students in maintaining residence hall life and aiding upperclassmen with their problems. standards. NORTH MENS HALL Counselors Firrr faux' Dan Beasley, james Scobee, Ed- ward DeBaene, Keith Brooks and Pat Slagle. Second 1'014'.' Les Redmond, Don Parks, Robert Lairmore, Robert Barrett. George Stecens. Fred Francis, Ireland Slone, and Mr. XVilliam Hampton, director. FIELDS HALL Counselors Firfl mul: Patricia Oberley, Rebekah Lewis, Marilyn Wf,ei'i..rn. Second row: Iris Stafford, Ann Nickle, Peggy Young, Lynn Crawford, and Temple Cope. Third raw: Helen Birch, Nancy Osborne, Irene Conley, Georgia Kay Forsythe, and Mrs. Kate Hill, director. 258 ALLIE YOUNG HALL Counselors First row: Iris Sowards, Kay Wheeler, Ar- lene Walton. Second muff Fern Puckett, Mildred Ryle, Sandra Oppenheimer, and Mrs. Mary A. Watstmn, director.

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WARNER FELLUWSHIP The First Church of God, An- derson, Indiana, sponsors the Warner Fellowship for the stu- dents of the MSC Campus. Worship, fellowship, and fun is the curriculum for this group. Fira! row: Fred Temple Cope, p secretaryg Grace Ronnie DeHart, Black. Fraley, Anita Pitts, Maxine Gayhart, Wzinda Smith, Shelvy Craft, Patsy Sorrel, Nelda Vest, resident, Dick Craft. Semfzd row: Pearl Lucas, julie Severy. Donna Stone, Sharon Bush, Hall, Rita Wicker, Gweencla Wright, Minnie Clifford. Thin! mzw: Charles Richardson, Kenneth Vencil, Roy Cline, Winston Hamilton, vice presidcntg Charles Crouch, Hugh YWCA The Young Women's Christian Association, a popular organization on the campus, sponsors a pro- gram that is both religious and social. While the primary purpose of the organization is to foster the religious life of the women stu- dents, it also strives to offer a well balanced social program. The YWCA presents a 35100 scholarship to a deserving girl with a high academic standing and who is willing to be an active member of the organization. Fm! row: Majorie Kegley, Rachel Whitney, Louise Smart, Martha Fry, vice president, Mrs. Kate Hill, sponsor, Shelvy Craft, presidentg Mary Smith, Brenda Swingley, Ann Young. Semnd row: Clara Hasley, Temple Cope, Loise Roark, Pat Spencer, Betty Everman, Eva Kelley, Mary Lee Rickets, Gloria Taylor. 257

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EAST MEN 'S HALL Monitors Flint! rrzuz' XXfilliam Craigmyle, Elijah Tur- man, Acie Hall, john Howard, and Tom Ball. Serum! rrmx' George Hazelwood. Tony Cavallo, joe Fawns, Paul Adams. and Mr. T. Nays, director. h ,,,.,,' . .. ALLIE YOUNG HALL Monitors Fifzrf mu': jane Kenrick, Eviclean Wiley. Melaine Mills, and Mary Groves. Semud row: Polly Tucker, Mary Jo Hill, Rebecca Pettay, and Mrs. Mary A. Watson, director. T7 tb T7 NORTH MEN'S HALL Monitors 1:jI'.l'f razzz' jim Miller, jim Tolliver, Gary North, joe Hinkle, and XVilliam Mc- Michael. SL't'IH1d rozcu' Kirby Hoffman. Troy XX'heeler, Glenn Roberson, Roger Meadc, Don Polly, Mike O'l.eary, and Mr. Wfilliam Hampton, director. Not pictured: Ronald Jennings. 1,2 FIELDS HALL Monitors Fifxrl row: Evelyn R. Nygard, Sandra J. Nylas, and Zina Hamrick. Semnd 1-oux' Lois- A. Moore, Donna Hughes, and Mrs. Kate Hill, director. 5 259.